Bilal Philips – Islam & Science Part 2

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The speakers discuss the limits of science and the potential for false information. They touch on the use of ultrasound to measure heart conditions and the potential consequences of domesticated animals being considered "immediate of the wild." They also discuss the use of language in communication and the importance of strong political and moral character to build faith. The segment touches on the misperception of people and the use of animals as bait.

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			Which
		
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			I left with a lie, we cannot give rational explanations for everything.
		
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			Ali
		
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			said that if your religion were a reasoned, rational thought, this was the whole of religious
fundamentalists and then
		
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			the bottom of the stock
		
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			should be wiped and not the top,
		
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			you know, when we make will do and we wipe our socks in place of washing our feet, the bathrooms
should be washed, white and not the top. However, he said, I saw the messenger of Allaah wipe the
top, not the bottom.
		
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			So, we understand that there are limits to man's ability to explain rationally everything.
		
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			there are dangers in trying to do that
		
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			people start to twist,
		
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			meaning
		
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			practices
		
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			can find themselves in a fix. I know of one particular case where this is how its lab was presented
to a particular individual Washington,
		
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			that everything was rationed according to the experiment.
		
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			And after he learned that, you know, what you make will do
		
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			when you pass when you have to make will do all over again.
		
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			Get him to the election. And we are going to actually how this is why
		
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			everything else needs to make sense.
		
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			You've just watched that you explain rationally when you're making blue, you're watching these parts
of your body which are normally exposed and you finished new parts when we when you watch these
parts off, did you get them
		
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			while you watch me,
		
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			john came up
		
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			and it was very left Islam because
		
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			we pray it would find his way back eventually, but
		
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			the reality cannot try to rationally deal with everything
		
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			much of it is very rational, very reasonable, very practical, but there are aspects of it known only
to Allah is
		
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			commanded us to do them, we believe that there is
		
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			a good reason for them.
		
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			But
		
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			we may not be able to
		
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			understand
		
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			why these things may be revealed to you
		
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			and allow wishes to reveal
		
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			you see the verses you know
		
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			the nurses which refer to it talk about a series of things about just *
		
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			and
		
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			when a child
		
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			is initially conceived,
		
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			ultrasound cannot determine the * of that child.
		
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			Even in the early development of the child,
		
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			though, you know they take samples of the amniotic fluid and they analyze and try to determine this
they tell you is that 100% true. Still partially guesswork. They say this was going to be a boy or
girl.
		
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			So they do not have clear though.
		
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			In terms of ultrasound This is below when the child has developed a certain point
		
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			But what is is referring to in terms of the womb of the woman here, you know, and also in the verse,
it refers to what? Whether a child would be born dead, whether to be born alive
		
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			is actually equivalent to that. In other words, when you put all the bricks together, I mean this,
we find this reference there, what is in the world, what is in the world.
		
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			This is one aspect of it that we are not able to see,
		
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			we cannot see who will be born naturally with our hands.
		
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			In the general
		
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			May, we may see the clouds and rain comes. But not every cloud, which you see did
		
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			the weatherman he predicts because it's rain in Jordan and that cloud is coming here, then Arabia,
		
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			oftentimes is correct, that sometimes
		
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			knowledge May, you know, give us put us in a position where we're able to predict things a bit more,
you know, to some degree, but it is not real knowledge, in the sense of absolute knowledge, we don't
have that.
		
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			Scientifically, you know, they have shown and not to say this is the reason and the only reason,
they've shown that, you know, it's the main carrier of tuberculosis to get a disease called tickler
worm which
		
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			softens in the flesh of the
		
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			pig. And it requires very high degrees of
		
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			cooking in our high temperatures. For this to be killed, most people are not able to on a normal
stove to reach temperatures. But it is still we understand that it goes beyond that. Because if
somebody says to you, Well, okay, you got you know, a very powerful I've been here now we're gonna
get a miss temperature, are you ready to say no, no, because just because you found one of the
hearts doesn't mean that this was the one and only heart. They've also told people who have heart
disease, they're told not to eat
		
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			pork because it has a high degree of fat,
		
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			which is deposited in your system. Also, scientists in recent times have also shown that we are not
able to break down
		
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			the fact of the cow and the goats, we have the enzymes to break it right on down and reassemble it
in our bodies, big fat, it's broken down into smaller molecules, but it is redeposited in the system
as this
		
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			is the one doctor Dr. Tucker.
		
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			He then extensively the nutritionist done extensive research and he has a book on
		
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			soaring scientifically and effective to target certain other animals to kind of work on
		
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			or off the primitive
		
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			quality.
		
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			So they may be something else which you know, come from the Arduino. IDE, some scholars have pointed
out you know, this is now reasoning that
		
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			you are what you eat.
		
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			What you eat you're using to build your system up with certain animals carry certain characteristics
which are part of their nature. You break this animal down in your body and you rebuild yourself
with it.
		
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			It could affect
		
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			Well, we can say pork,
		
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			animals die of themselves in one way or another, either by strangling falling the gourd the variety
of different ways basically, pork and animals would stab themselves.
		
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			But then the public talks on them
		
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			based on revelation, expanded that to include
		
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			carnivorous animal
		
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			whether birds or land animal
		
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			aquatic animals
		
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			considered to be of halau
		
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			because we know that he has
		
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			an animal's dies in the sea, we eat
		
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			read the fish without watering everything else we have to slaughter
		
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			but the fish it dies
		
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			dolphin leap
		
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			to the dog, which is safe when you send the dog
		
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			it's not really good or bad.
		
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			If you find it alive when the when when the will you find the gallows is still living then you
slaughtered, which is already dead, you are alive
		
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			with me because this way we are saying that the fact that what makes an animal halala arise is not a
question of the blood coming out of the body is a mistaken explanation some people have given their
entire out of the blood remains in the body, cut the neck and allowed it to live properly, then it
becomes allowed. Because if
		
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			a non Muslim, Hindu or communist, would it
		
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			he slaughters that animal and says in the name of a law, you can't
		
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			you're not allowed to do this.
		
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			And if you sloppy the animal and didn't say the name of a law, you're not allowed to.
		
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			So it is not merely an issue of allowing the blood to flow or not allowing the blood no doubt
		
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			there is to a certain degree harm in the blood of the animal. Seeing this scientifically like
getting the germs of the body purifying the body process, you know that sometimes.
		
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			However,
		
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			wild game, again, has another quality as another is put in another situation from domesticated
animals. Like you're allowed to eat a wild donkey but you're not allowed to eat a domesticated dog
		
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			the different this is why is a solid job animal in this in this in the wild, which is to call a
bore.
		
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			You know, the question is, is this edible? Believe it or not, he looks like a pig.
		
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			Right? We've got
		
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			we've got a peak
		
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			animals of the wild have a different
		
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			ruling, quite a stark law to the domesticated.
		
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			So we're a wild animal an animal of the wild which is killed by your pocket bird you have a bird
that you trained to kill or
		
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			capture dogs
		
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			that these if they die before they reach you you're allowed to eat them. I mean there's a there's a
lot of causes another factor which is involved in terms of the way in which they live
		
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			if you're a trained dog, in one day jumped over the fence and killed one of the sheep
		
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			in the case of hunting and the other wild animals
		
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			with a difference of opinion concerning some they will you know it looks like you belong to the same
family the similar you know
		
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			form but if you look at the wild boar his lifestyle is different from the pig which is which is
		
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			the hyena for example,
		
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			your hyena, you look like a dog
		
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			right.
		
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			And he will eat
		
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			first
		
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			but he
		
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			did
		
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			and the crocodile making
		
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			Hello.
		
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			And what happens is that those people in Egypt in Lower Egypt they commonly eat
		
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			in those who talk about the flesh of the hyena if you read about it in the encyclopedia it
		
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			I mean the comparison between it and dogs
		
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			difference. The flesh is sweet. It is not foul smelling or
		
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			you know we made me feel repulsed by the idea of a hyena. But however there are people who eat it
and it is implemented
		
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			where's the the living in the water and living on the land is not an issue of whether something is
halal or haram
		
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			you know, what is an issue is
		
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			whether, as the land animal
		
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			is killed
		
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			by the tooth,
		
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			or its flies and killed by the claw.
		
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			Now, the crab does not kill by the two does not
		
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			whether it's happened to water hop on land or leaves on the land all the time.
		
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			But the commissar Phelan said
		
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			that the birds which killed by the claw are prohibited
		
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			the land animals live animals which kill with the eyetooth are prohibited the coop does it does the
crab flag
		
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			does it bite with the item
		
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			we can't do it
		
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			some people would say for example you have some scholars who rules for example, that the shark was
prohibited
		
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			because in Arabic in the past it was referred to as the sea dog
		
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			can't eat the dog and land with you Katie.
		
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			Similarly, the proper way because in Arabic just call him zero.
		
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			So
		
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			the ruling in Islam according to what you call the animal or the animal is attracted see animals or
alpha land animals which are killed by the eye to wild animals and birds killed by the claw
		
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			other than that
		
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			well you have some snakes which killed with the eye to
		
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			those that do we then have to say aha
		
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			and those that don't
		
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			not play the golf
		
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			so we have a means of determining those which are allowed
		
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			if you buy
		
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			a snake in your home
		
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			and this is specifically referred to me
		
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			I mean I've learned and been generally looked at a whole when he was referring to talk about in the
homes in Medina right you find a snake and
		
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			you are told to
		
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			commanded to leave
		
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			because
		
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			makes particularly those in the homes in Medina
		
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			the Jin
		
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			Jin live in snake form
		
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			if it does not leave after you've commanded it, then you are permitted to kill
		
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			the good
		
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			any guy what would the gym have an area without understand the language of
		
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			like a dog for example, right? People who train dogs for example in Germany using German you tried
to use English in
		
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			Prague. Very easy.
		
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			And it's a very easy to flog. Kill with the IP
		
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			the delicacy of France
		
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			Why is
		
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			it important?
		
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			I usually admit it was prepared in France, but the French
		
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			because the French state and the US it's bought out by the French we have many countries that are
producing
		
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			what's not occurred to me, Dave you better say it is not edible, then you must bring evidence from
the client or from the seller. We don't have I mean, what somebody may say well, it comes down to
the general category of combat is
		
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			you know, filthy things
		
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			what to show people you will not be fooled into somebody else you can can't you can't use that
because that is varying according to culture and society.
		
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			They what is known to be filthy by all people.
		
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			What may vary from society to society
		
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			chocolate coated and Bs
		
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			into China with the commonly do the
		
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			leave fish,
		
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			the ether, they leave it to rot and the juices that dip on it, they put a plate of rice on the knee
and when it's good at rockin in the ether
		
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			you'll find it offensive smell.
		
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			estimate is a delicacy among
		
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			different cultures.
		
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			You cannot say
		
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			you know like the the devil desert lizard here they call the duck
		
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			body
		
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			which
		
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			was presented to the problem of us I love to eat before he ate delicious, whatever his wife told him
was, you know, I
		
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			had no idea she informed him that this was rough. So he didn't.
		
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			And but I think it was the soldiers there beside him. He
		
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			said no, I just in the area we are promising but they're not
		
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			making a profit.
		
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			People have different likes and dislikes.
		
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			Some of them been taught for it or they're part of the body you may find it in books.
		
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			Especially
		
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			because they have generally done a lot of speculation.
		
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			Using the mind to reason out many, many different things going beyond the tech.
		
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			So you'll find quite often they've ended up
		
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			prohibiting or allowing things which
		
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			are not
		
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			thought of as a school of thought is the one which is the farthest from requirements.
		
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			If you determine that it contains it, then it would be perfect to do
		
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			no no but this is a different issue
		
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			is a different issue that which is coming in food products.
		
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			They have
		
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			testing systems here, which are spectral analysis which are for Tomic analysis
		
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			and
		
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			for that particular pattern,
		
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			It's very quick to food, if they identify, not dropping the country.
		
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			But animals, which are slaughtered in Britain are considered to be allowed.
		
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			Even though they're not according to Islamic, what we call Islamic methods,
		
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			a lot of them
		
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			strangled or clubbed to death.
		
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			The next cut, that is sufficient
		
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			without this thing, a lot of name over requirements
		
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			for them, we're allowed to give them permission to eat it at another issue. I know some people have
taken the position that if they do not realize name and country, the neck of the animal the same way
that we do, then it's hot. But actually, it's an extreme position.
		
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			More correct position is that as long as the people are Christian people are Jewish people as a
whole.
		
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			Then some people say, Well, you know, they're not the Christians and the Christians at the time of
the Prophet, I said, let me know.
		
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			They were talking about a live stream, you can
		
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			be the same people who are allowed to marry the woman and he
		
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			animal
		
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			we play that's not an argument.
		
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			As long as they don't take it, they take another name other than a lot of things. Are they kill the
animal with electricity, strangled animal, no, do that.
		
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			But usually, I know, in America, they use a gun, right?
		
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			stun gun, but doesn't kill the animal, it just gives it a blow to the head, which puts it
unconscious. So they can control it just for purposes of you know,
		
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			handling the animal
		
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			that has
		
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			determined that this does not kill the animal,
		
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			it is determined and it kills the animal then it becomes
		
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			as far as we found out
		
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			what was being done with animals.
		
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			They have a vegetable source for gelatin.
		
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			As you can get jello,
		
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			which is
		
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			for vegetables.
		
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			When you take God out of the picture,
		
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			what you have is what is known as survival of the fittest.
		
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			The law of the jungle.
		
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			This is why
		
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			when they
		
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			people who propose the Darwinian theory, when they started to fit man into the picture, and, and,
you know, give images,
		
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			they would always put the image of the European man as the one in the end.
		
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			The others, you know, who are the Asian man, the African Man, these were stages of evolution.
		
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			So this was like justification for their colonial colonization of the rest of the world and the *
of the various societies because they were the people.
		
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			They're the ones who you know, survival of the fittest.
		
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			justification that's all about, you know, who has the most power and can use it to their own
personal benefit.
		
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			So, science, you know, in, in that, in what is known as Western modern Western science, is leaning
toward finding justifications for this concept, which remains, although, you know, there have been
changes. Because
		
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			anthropology, you know, found the earliest, and the earliest of men or what seems to be the remains
of the early men kept finding them in Africa. They ran into a problem here. So
		
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			black Americans, you know, made a big noise about this in the Smithsonian Institute there in
Washington. Know, the first man he's presented as a European man, everybody else
		
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			as a European man, but this conflicts with, you know, even the evidence that they've gathered. So
eventually this year for the, you know, or just last year at the end of last year, they, they closed
down the exhibit for the evolution of man and put the first man as being, you know, a doctor.
		
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			skin, you know, African Asian mixture of a man.
		
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			So, their own research is causing them to have to back down off some of these positions, but still,
you know, in the, in the mind, indeed, that produced the literature etc, this concept is still there
		
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			man's existence
		
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			is by accident, and whatever you can get out of this life
		
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			that's what it's all about.
		
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			And this is also why you find in the West,
		
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			the Hindu philosophy has become very popular.
		
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			Because the Hindu philosophy of reincarnation,
		
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			it fits in with this materialist approach, why don't you can get out of this life,
		
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			have a good time, you know, get the best. Because when you die, you got another chance, you know,
you can come back and try it again, if you go get some more or whatever. So,
		
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			you know, you're sort of absolved of really having to do good, per se, though, in the theory, as the
Hindus teach it, you know, you do go through stages, if you are a bad guy in this life, you know,
you're you go down the evolutionary ladder, you may end up with the answer, you know,
		
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			a worm or something like that the next life, right? However, you know, the Westerners, they key in
more on you know, you just got another chance. And so you'll find a lot of people coming up now in
talking about the earlier lives are doing, putting people onto hypnosis and talking about Oh, they
were distant time with the Romans and they live different lives they went through. So it's sort of
promoting and more and more this idea, you know,
		
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			take what you can
		
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			human with responsibility to your fellow man, not important.
		
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			Now, they're producing the blue Rose and the white rose
		
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			This is knowledge human knowledge of the workings of the animal kingdom has allowed men to
manipulate to a certain degree, what to create is manipulating
		
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			is not creating is manipulate
		
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			the ability to produce a white rose existed in the road plan
		
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			or to produce a rule they exist in the world class ability a
		
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			man with his knowledge of the genetics etc, you know, has been able to manipulate So, that
disability is broken
		
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			you know, we have the Mandarin
		
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			cross between the tangerine and ours you know,
		
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			but, thing is that these
		
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			are have not really produced
		
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			what we could say a new species
		
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			is still within the same family.
		
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			Some of the hybridization will take place even naturally
		
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			some of it takes place
		
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			in both the animal kingdom as well as the plant.
		
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			So, this is not beyond our This is not evidence for evolution and this is not beyond the concept of
special creation.
		
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			Well, of course, mores book, I
		
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			felt that this was
		
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			unscientific.
		
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			And on the basis of this, he argued that, you know, heavy 3d literature cannot be ready to truck,
you cannot obstruct it in as so far as it agrees with what the scientific fact, however,
		
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			of the Cobra
		
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			you know, and we've always known that you are bitten by a cobra, you drink some of his poison to
kill you.
		
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			Yes, we're now using that poison for people who have heart problems,
		
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			to help
		
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			their heart problems,
		
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			you have a number of different medicines and medicinal techniques now, which are employing what was
commonly known in the past to be harmful.
		
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			So, just because
		
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			human science has not reached the point where they have not researched it in depth does not become a
point of research to determine
		
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			those because we have not found that doesn't mean that the Hadees is not
		
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			unscientific, no, all we can say is
		
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			knowledge today
		
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			shows us that drive will carry microbes and so on.
		
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			And that this carries certain diseases.
		
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			However, that does not deny the possibility that within the fly, it carries.
		
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			This is the we could say this is an area where Muslim scientists have failed.
		
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			Because Science in the Muslim world is following the words.
		
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			After the period of colonization, the rise of European powers was the decline of the Muslim
countries, we find that science also when it's a decline
		
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			was not such.
		
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			So mostly they're serving and working in western institutions, and following Western trends.
However, if Muslims were independent,
		
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			developing their own research centers, etc, etc. This is an area of research which could be
followed. Because
		
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			when I look at something like that, right, why would take that position is because there are so many
other things that have proven to be true from the Prophet, for example,
		
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			and I mentioned this to you all before, our fellow had informed us that it is this like to sleep on
one's stomach.
		
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			It is only in these last 10 years that scientists,
		
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			doctors, now tell us, you should not sleep on your stomach.
		
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			You should not even put your child to sleep on it. They're saying this is a common factor in the
cost death and the sudden death syndrome amongst children.
		
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			For forgotten people, the main cause of back problems, the, you know,
		
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			problems in the distance and the
		
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			curvature of the spine essentially says caused from sleeping on the stomach, because there's no
support from
		
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			the, for the spine.
		
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			When we look at that, you know, and
		
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			there are other things that the prophet SAW Selim has spoken about, which in our recent times, you
know, we've come to realize and understand the prohibition of pork, for example, in more recent
times, followed
		
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			biological evidence for the harm that is there isn't.
		
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			We understand that
		
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			what has been given to us by the problem of
		
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			command to government
		
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			This is based on revelation from Allah. And it is the truth.
		
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			The fact that we don't have the evidence to understand that truth does not mean that it isn't the
truth.
		
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			So we don't you know, as Muslims for example, in Western tradition apply falls in the juki. Throw
away the milk.
		
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			In the climate tradition, five falls in this flying destroy mode.
		
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			Don't wait.
		
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			So when we consider
		
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			the Muslims for example, in situations where their
		
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			food, drink etc is limited,
		
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			who are saved themselves by being utilized by being turned away
		
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			without having to wait 50 years from now and finally science comes across the evidence
		
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			in the fly,
		
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			they follow the regulation.
		
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			And then as the Muslim who did not lie on the stomach, who circumcised themselves did not drink
blood did not eat pork, it's up to us for follow the commandments of Allah
		
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			in the Quran, or through the provenance, SLM direct teachings have saved themselves a benefit.
		
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			In both this life as well.
		
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			evolving to be faster,
		
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			we can see that there is development in Japan, they just got into newspapers recently that this
generation of Japanese are taller and heavier than the last generation, their diet has changed. It
affects the people. Now you start to see people, you know, like a man who now trades specializes in
athletic you giving him a special diet and learning all these techniques about muscle
		
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			development.
		
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			But does he become a bird that he became a boy he's changing as they no longer mammal is still a
man.
		
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			So development in men, we don't deny this possibility.
		
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			effect change basically it will say when they say use the term * change, this is induced.
		
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			I mean, you may have people you know, who are they call hermaphrodites, people who have both male
and female organs. And at some point in their life, one may dominate the other, or depending on
their upbringing, one, you know, they may parents may consider him to be a boy. And then later on,
as the other
		
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			hormones kick in, they change over and they're considered a girl This is like a natural process that
happens.
		
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			Whereas the in the case where I'm natural way where an individual decides, well, I just want to be a
woman.
		
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			You know, homosexual decide I don't want to be a man anymore, I want to be a woman. So they
surgically change that individual pump him up with hormones, so that you know, he doesn't grow beard
anymore and etc, physical changes take place in his body.
		
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			You know, man's ability to, to mutilate man,
		
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			nothing new
		
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			castration of the past
		
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			version.
		
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			Because, of course, when a person is calculated when they do this enroll, to keep the boys
		
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			in the choir, you know, be able to sing those high notes
		
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			say to the kids, so they were very
		
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			affected them physically, of course, when you you know, make some manipulations to the body This can
cause certain other physiological changes in the body. This is nothing
		
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			supernatural beyond what it could be expected.
		
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			The origin of life
		
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			he's taking you know a
		
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			verse in the four hour law says that he created
		
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			every living thing from water.
		
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			What this refers to
		
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			whether it is
		
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			literally liquid, water aquatic origin, or as some people love to propose that water is made of h2o,
		
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			hydrogen or oxygen, hydrogen being the primary particle as far as we can know basic atomic structure
goes a
		
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			primary factor in all living
		
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			systems as we know them.
		
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			Whether it's as diverse as the other,
		
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			we cannot argue. Either way, though, we would argue that
		
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			water
		
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			was not and in other words, Man did not come out of a water being that, you know, crawled up on land
that eventually evolved into a man.
		
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			But water is essential to learn
		
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			the human body is, is
		
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			mostly water, the huge proportion of water.
		
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			And all of the living organisms that we know this water, is there
		
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			a legal thing that the court actually, you know, has pointed to a fact that science now is able to
put together that water is a key factor, all living
		
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			and in the process of their individual development in was one produced from that one, water is
involved is a key element.
		
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			reinforce what you said.
		
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			I think there's an aspect of genetics, which may be useful, for example, you know, they're they have
developed certain strains of
		
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			are working on developing certain strains of weeds or certain plants that will have certain other
organisms along with them, which will be resistant to certain
		
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			other organisms.
		
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			So this involves the process of genetic engineering, within the limits of helping to aiding men in
utilizing the resources that God has given him, fine. But now, when you're using it in the sense of,
Oh, I want to create the perfect man.
		
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			You know, I want to remove all the problems, you know, that
		
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			cause people to go this way or to go that way. It's within this kind of create, now a new manner.
This is where that science has gone astray.
		
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			Where we may, for example, look in a people who have certain genetically transmitted diseases, which
helps us by and large metrics will help us to determine such a such a person, they're likely to have
such and such offspring, we need to monitor pregnancies, it's also beneficial.
		
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			But now why do we use it in the other way? Well, welcome this now we're able to determine whether
you're getting a boy or a girl. So now if you're getting a girl embryo, you abort, that, you know,
you try again, you keep trying for a boy, now it becomes distorted
		
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			because you're taking life
		
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			on justifiable.
		
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			So, I mean, science, you know, or what knowledge is available of the universe
		
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			is a gift from a law, which could be used
		
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			islamically
		
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			acceptable to God would be an act of worship. It's in the service of men, recognizing the greatness
of God, or it can be used
		
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			against the way of God, you know, the law describes Satan, you know, as trying to get men to
deviate, you'll come to him from one side and the other, and he will encourage him and until he
tries to change,
		
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			command him change sooner,
		
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			a lot sooner, or the way of aligning creation to try to change
		
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			the state
		
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			and that's the fantastic use of the knowledge
		
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			With all knowledge will have
		
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			both sides, either godly climate use or the satanic.
		
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			So the science in and of itself, we don't
		
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			know,
		
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			how you use it will determine its origins, the knowledge and some of
		
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			this knowledge in its origin in the pure how you use it, keeps it in Islamic vein, or takes it in
the satanic
		
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			questions from our sisters in the back.
		
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			No,
		
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			with a fairy tale, you know which
		
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			another
		
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			fairy tale.
		
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			So, wishful thinking is what happens is look them in a state of weakness.
		
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			Where they are
		
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			looking at really what they have
		
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			as being
		
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			somehow deficient,
		
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			looking at themselves as deficient, you know, the West Nile become
		
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			without somebody from the west, so they're looking for a miracle, you know, like they just had in,
in England, I read in the paper recently, a man there, opened up an egg plant. And he found a law
written in.
		
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			And people Muslims are making a pilgrimage to this man's home to see this holy crap. This is in the
statement, what is the poverty?
		
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			Like Muslims, you find them caught up in this idea. And of course, this is nonsense.
		
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			We don't accept it. But it keeps coming up. You know, I remember, some years back they had a picture
of, of the brown killed two tubes of the lung. And some, aside from the doctors, both are found
within, on everybody's Broncos to La ilaha illAllah, Muhammad arugula.
		
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			And they showed the picture, but of course it happened. It manipulated, you know, the picture is
very grainy black and white picture, they manipulated it to find that
		
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			somebody found a fish, you know, in India, you know, is alarming.
		
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			If we get caught up in this kind of foolish
		
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			political fluke of nature, and much of it is, you know, exaggerated and amplified. If you're going
to accept that now you're going to make pilgrimage, when the when the Christian finds a fish with a
crop, and it's what are you going to do?
		
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			And for sure you find one,
		
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			what are you going to do?
		
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			Of course, for us as Muslims, we know, our faith is not based on, you know, what we could call a
fluke of nature is not the basis of our faith, our faith is based on firm knowledge of revelation
which has been given to us, which applied in our lives we see as something beneficial and real as
improve the quality of our lives. Our character, our moral character, no.
		
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			This is why.
		
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			So
		
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			we don't
		
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			subscribe to these kinds of you know, because even individual
		
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			what happened The same thing happened legit 34, former
		
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			head of the Communist Party in France, who was a presidential candidate, he accepted Islam. And the
Muslim world went wow, you know, Rajiv Gandhi accept great philosophers. You know, I didn't, then he
was brought around the world to give talks here there. For him, it is given to us why he accepted
the contract. But then people started to make asking, you know, to give interpretations of the
parameters. And of course, the man doesn't have this kind of background knowledge, but because he
was a philosopher, and instead of when they you know, gave him something of Islam, they sat him down
and started to teach him, you know, as a child, again, from ABC, because when you come into some
		
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			have to go back to the beginning, you know, they allowed him to come in as a philosopher and on a
philosophy as an explanation for everything. And of course, when he put his mind to the cry, he
could find explanations. And of course, what happened is that these explanations were in
contradiction to what we know to be correct. People try to correct them.
		
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			Of course, the philosophy
		
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			can't back down now you can back though, philosopher he is, he's not going with the facts anymore,
it becomes a question of ego and all these other kinds of things. So he ended up making your ethical
statement.
		
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			And this man prior to this, he was given the, you know,
		
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			I feel a ward and you know, orthotic knowledge and
		
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			now he's looking at it
		
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			so he's doing the benefit that could be taken from him to the degree of the knowledge that we have.
		
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			But Muslims in their, you know, this state where you know, anything coming from the West Valley just
gone crazy, you know, they this Maddie accepted Islam and
		
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			they exaggerated
		
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			his position.
		
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			And, of course, cause him
		
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			some of the graders with him of course, but they put him in that position of terror.
		
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			And,
		
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			and as I said, it's a reflection basically of the weakness of Muslims today, as they are like the
what they call the blind, the drowning man, you know, clutching at straws,
		
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			drowning, anything, he sees a straw floating by drowning.
		
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			You sit a bit, you're gonna grab a strike, that gives you a float, but you're drowning you grab on
to anything.
		
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			This is the approach, very unfortunate. And of course, it means that we will continue to find these
kind of stories circulating in the Western world and your examples of a law being found in nature,
for your clients, etc. But this was to understand the reality of such
		
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			phenomena. And to try to educate those around us to the ridiculousness of considering these things
to be wholly in.
		
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			No.
		
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			He made some errors and
		
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			you could say in
		
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			rationally trying to deal with
		
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			some of the attributes